Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-08-19


IS. H:,Alberts has been quite sick Of
late. ): ~ j;
i-Wm. Probert is sporting in a new.
" painted buggy.
School in No. S, Wessington Springs
Twp, will commence Aug. 29th.- 81;
Frank Easter, while out riding,
Wednesday, .dislocated one ankle.
some extra bargains in machine
oils and grease at Roth Bros. 225tf
i; -Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E.
church next Saturday and Sunday.
Some of the boys seen a comet up
in the woods Wednesday night B. B. B.
almost caught him by the tail.
Glassware only Is cents per set, and
all notions very cheap, in order to close
out stock, at L. II. Fords. 229w2
What has become of our Citizens
League? Are they busy harvesting, OF
pm "still hunt?"
(, Remember you can get Climax and
Spearhead. tobacco at Albert aud
Wesseys:at 90 cts. per lb. 22a-tf
The new meat market is in good
shape now and ready to supply custom
ers with nice fresh meat. 4
Absolutely pure baking powder and
aavoring extracts, in bulk at DR.. Ma
thias' drug store ia'.! . 224tf
t-Dr! Burr Of Mitchell, one of our
town-site proprietors, is paying visit to
his protege.
Paris green, London purple, insect
powder and fy-paper at AM. Matthias
drug store.' 8, -. 220tf
Matt. Suerth, one Of the Herald's
old and valued friends, called one day
this week.. 49,, g
For SzLE.-Seed rye, free from all
foul seed, at my place on sec s2-lo7 50.
23Ow2 y =: - 49, CHAs. HANSON.
s'-The corn-roast-festival of Wednes-
day evening was we'll attended by a
good, jolly crowd. The woods were full
bf them. {: y
'FoRSALE.-Two three year old steers
and good milk cow. Inquire of Roth
Bros: or C. w. Shryock.: 23ow2
Matt Su:erth returned yesterday
from Chicago and will remain a few
Weeks on his farm near Alpena.-Al-
tena journal. j..
Glass bail shooting is the favorite
sport now, in our burg, atfording excel
tent outdoor exercise for those skillful
enough to enjoy the game.
Thursday morning we distinctly
heard the locomotive-whistle of the
Duluth, Washington Springs & Pacific
Il. r., heading this way from Alpena
Rev. Carl, of Iowa, will conduct
services during quarterly meeting, in
place of Elder Pardee, who is forced
on account of i'll health, to return te
Chicago for treatment
"A recent circular issued by the
territorial bureau of statistics, connect,
ed with the office OF commissioner Of
immigration, quotes Jerauld county
with 100, (best,) for the folio wing grow.
ing crops, viz: corn, hay and vegetables
We are in receipt of No. z, Vol. /, OF
Gonklin's Dakotian. The enterprislng
Conklin turns out handsome 16-page
sheet Of choice Dakota news, worth
sending abroad and being read at home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb Of New.
port, Nebraska, arrived last Wednesday
TO spend a few days with their son, who
has been very sick for some time. Mr.
Lamb is brother Of ye associate editor
We acknowledge very pleasant
call from Chas. E. Bourne of Boston
He is interested in our beautiful town.
site and may we'll be enthusiastic over
the lovely scenery and bounteous gush-
ing springs.
Mrs. I. T. Martin, of Davenport, Ia,
accompanied by her little boys, Masters
Johnny and True, is spending few
days at the Springs with her sister Mrs.
z. L. Blank. We are expecting l. T. to
Sunday with US.
Temperance is becoming very pop
plar with certain Jerauld county papers
that haven't apparently thought of it
until just recently. If this rally con-
tinues. temperance will truly become
the drowning mans straw.
-WANTED:-Samples of grain, vcget-
Rbles and fruit for use in the south Da.
kota exhibit at the state fair in Mil.
waukee, September 18th to 10th. A
good display is desirable. All articles
carefully marked with name of contri.
butor and where raised. Send articles
to James s. Foster, Mitchell, ID. L.
When a woman stands half a day
on slippery day on a steep hillside
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